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Try to see what the default email client indicates from here:<br />
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Open Mail (/Applications/Mail) &gt;&nbsp;from Mail menu choose Preferences &gt;&nbsp;General button. See what the default email client is here and update if necessary.
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Try to see what the default email client indicates from here:

Open Mail (/Applications/Mail) > from Mail menu choose Preferences > General button. See what the default email client is here and update if necessary.

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Yobri - Mail preference is def set to Outlook<br />
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Schaps - I'll give that a shot and let you know
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Yobri - Mail preference is def set to Outlook

Schaps - I'll give that a shot and let you know

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In Excel 2011 when you goto Print - PDF - Mail PDF<br />
this launches a new mail within Apple Mail with your new PDF<br />
Now as you would expect - as i've installed Office 2011 I want this to launch the new PDF in Outlook 2011<br />
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I've checked both Apple Mail and Outlook confirm that Outlook is the default mail client<br />
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Any ideas where else i need to set this?...<br />
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Cheers
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In Excel 2011 when you goto Print - PDF - Mail PDF
this launches a new mail within Apple Mail with your new PDF
Now as you would expect - as i've installed Office 2011 I want this to launch the new PDF in Outlook 2011

I've checked both Apple Mail and Outlook confirm that Outlook is the default mail client

Any ideas where else i need to set this?...

Cheers

Excel 2011 for Mac - 'Mail PDF' launches Apple Mail rather than Outlook 2011

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